F5 Credential Stuffing Report found that credential spills doubled between 2016 and 2020 while credential stuffing became the preferred attack method.
A third-party data breach involving a U.S. contractor exposed the personal information of over 2 million Aflac cancer and Zurich automobile insurance policyholders in Japan.
A much anticipated report on ChatGPT from the European Data Protection Board has found that the chatbot has made improvements in terms of data accuracy, but continues to fall short of the mark in terms of regulatory requirements.
The International Counter Ransomware Initiative conference has produced a pledge by 40 countries to refuse ransomware payments going forward, including the United States and EU members. The pledge appears to only apply to government entities.
The latest Gone Phishin' event, finds that about 20% of the subjects were compromised by a simulated phishing email; almost 15% did not recognize a malicious download site. Larger organizations, or those that would be expected to have more robust security training programs, tended to fare the worst.
Chick-fil-A Hit With Privacy Lawsuit Over Data Collection Embedded in Viral Video Marketing Campaign
Privacy lawsuit alleges that by embedding the Meta pixel on pages hosting its videos, Chick-fil-A violated the 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA) which applies only to data collection of personally identifiable information when viewing videos.
Snack giant Mondelēz International has suffered a third-party law firm data breach from its legal services provider, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP, leaking sensitive personal information of over 50,000 current and former employees.
A breach of the Ronin network’s bridge between it and the popular NFT game "Axie Infinity" netted an attacker the equivalent of $625 million in Ethereum and other coins, making it one of the largest DeFi Platfform thefts to date.
BianLian ransomware group disputed Air Canada's claim that data breach impacted only limited personal information of some employees and certain records. Ransomware group claims to have stolen 210 GB of technical and operational data spanning from 2008 to 2023.
More than 110 civil society organizations have jointly issued a statement against the COVID-19 digital surveillance performed by governments around the world to curb the pandemic.
